a pair of antique white cotton open-leg drawers from the victorian era, cut with a split crotch and no seam joining the front and back legs, the standard construction before closed styles took over in the early 1900s. the waist gathers into a drawstring tie, and each hem carries a fine bobbin lace trim in a geometric diamond pattern. a small woven tape at the waistband carries a red laundry mark, a numbered tape sewn into household linens to track them through the wash, a small practical trace of how these pieces were once kept and cared for.
please note: one small rust-colored age spot near a side seam, noted for full transparency; otherwise clean.